Anatomy II Quiz 6

What part of the tooth extends outward from the gingiva?

The inferior laryngeal vein drains into _____ after draining into the inferior thyroid vein.

Humans typically have 20 deciduous teeth.

Which of the following aids in manipulating food?

The intralveolar septa is the separation between tooth roots.

Which of the following internal parts of the larynx is between the laryngeal inlet and vestibular folds?

The trachea is anterior to the esophagus.

Which of the following is NOT innervated by CN X?

Which of the following is the anterior boundary of the space between the oral cavity and the pharynx?

The greater and lesser palatine veins drain into the pterygoid venous plexus.

The posterior superior alveolar artery supplies: (Select 2)

Which of the following marks the fusion of L/R palate in embryo?

Which of the following branches from the descending palatine artery, providing main blood supply to the palate?

Which of the following types of teeth are medial to the canines?

The lip extends from the nasal abigail sulcus to the mentolabial sulcus.

The lower row of teeth are supplied by which part of the maxillary artery?

Which of the following tightens the soft palate, opens the auditory tube, and is innervated by n. to medial pterygoid?

Deciduous teeth are considered _____ teeth, also known as _____.

Which of the following allows passage for the greater palatine nerves and vessels?

The vocalis muscle is innervated by:

The anterior superior alveolar nerve innervates: (Select 2)

The superior laryngeal vein drains into the superior thyroid vein, then to the internal jugular vein.

Which of the following elevates the posterior tongue and depresses the soft palate towards the tongue?

Which of the following types of papillae are located the most lateral?

Which of the following glands is described as almond shaped, wrapping around connective tissue of the frenulum?

The palatopharyngeal arch connects the palate to the pharynx.

Injury to the inferior margin of the quadrangular membrane would involve:

Which of the following osseus structures does NOT contribute to the oral region?

Which of the following best represents the location of the superior and inferior lingual gingivae?

The middle superior alveolar nerve innervates:

Which of the following forms the "sulk" of teeth?

The root of the tongue is attached to what? (Select 2)

The anterior and middle superior alveolar arteries supply: (Select 2)

Which of the following extrinsic muscles is most likely to move the tongue contralaterally?

The lingual artery is the main blood supply of the tongue.

Which of the following elevates and retracts the soft palate, and is important for speech/drinking?

Internally, the oral region is subdividied into 2 regions. Which of the following is the space surrounded by teeth?

The greater palatine nerve innervates the posterior aspect of the hard palate.

Which of the following is also known as "false vocal cords"?

Which of the following elevates and shortens the pharynx, and is innervated by the pharyngeal nerve?

The larynx can be found at which spinal levels?

The aponeurotic part of the soft palate is _____, and strengthened by _____.

Which of the following types of teeth are lateral to the canines?

Teeth start as tooth buds, and are located within the alveolar arches.

The lower row of teeth are innervated by the inferior alveolar nerve (V3).

The hard palate is formed by:

Which of the following is NOT innervated by CN XII?

Which of the following types of papillae does NOT contain taste buds?

Which of the following is the posterior boundary of the oral vestibule?

Blood supply to the upper row of teeth are from what portion of the maxillary artery?

The soft palate is located on the:

Which of the following is responsible for separating the oral and nasal cavities?

The soft palate is anterior, and formed by soft tissue.

The trachea is _____ to the common carotid arteries and thyroid lobes.

Which of the following is midline to the mucous membrane, connecting the gums to the lips?

What kind of muscles change the shape of the tongue?

The posterior cricoarytenoid muscle:

The palatoglossal arch:

Which of the following is the superior boundary of the oral cavity proper?

The apical foramen is an opening at the bottom of the root for neurovasculature to go through.

The lateral cricoarytenoid muscle:

The trachea starts at the larynx and ends by dividing into bronchi. What spinal levels does the trachea cover?

Which of the following nerves travels through the thryohyoid membrane and has sensory/autonomic functions?

Which of the following arteries supplies the internal surface of the larynx?

The medial part of the lower lip drains lympth into:

Externally, the oral region includes the oral fissure, lips, muscles of facial expression, cheeks, and salivary glands.

Which of the following is responsible for innervation of the upper lip?

The postsulcal part of the tongue contains small bumps called papillae.

Which of the following best represents the location of the maxillary and mandibular labial gingiva?

The epiglottis has the ability to taste because of the:

Which of the following extrinsic muscles is responsible for curling the sides of the tongue?

Which of the following is the vocal part of the larynx?

Which of the following provides blood supply to the root of the tongue?

Which of the following nerves innervates the hard palate? (Select 2)

Which of the following is located in the pyramidal process of the palatine bone?